CubeSat Propulsion System Powered with Water
Small spacecraft CubeSat propulsion systems are now in high demand. There are several reasons why this need has grown in recent years. These systems adjust and maintain orbits, maneuver around
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The Future of CubeSat Propulsion: Compact, Safe, and Sustainable Solutions
SteamJet Space Systems is revolutionizing CubeSat propulsion by realizing the possibilities of steam-powered technology. Our UK-based company designs and manufactures thrusters for CubeSats and SmallSats, with low-pressure water as the
SteamJet selected by MBRSC for its first PHI-Demo mission
Photo Source: MBRSC, https://mediaoffice.ae/en In January, the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) announced the development of the PHI-Demo mission under the Payload Hosting Initiative. The Initiative aims at providing
SteamJet’ TunaCan Thrusteras a part of the “Above the Clouds” mission
Virgin Orbit announced the changes in the “Above the Clouds” mission where SteamJet Space Systems take part. According to Virgin Orbit, the Spire CubeSat will be joined to the smallsats
SatRevolution secures funding from Virgin Orbit
Photo Source: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20211214006222/en/SatRevolution-Secures-Series-B-Funding-from-Virgin-Orbit The World Satellite Business Week is the annual event held for leaders from the global satellite connectivity and information business. This year it took place on December
Innovating Space with Steam
Originally published at Sa.catapult.org.uk SteamJet, the first Westcott BIC incubated, is developing a safer, compact, and affordable water-based propulsion system for CubeSats and Small Satellites. The aim is to expand current
SteamJet is looking for commercial partners
SteamJet planned to perform the first in-orbit demonstration of a reliable, compact, and affordable water-based propulsion system launched from a Soyuz. Nevertheless, this launch has been delayed and is now
Steamjet Space Systems signs up to SPRINT
Originally published at Sprint.ac.uk Steamjet to develop a new water-based propulsion system for CubeSats and small satellites will collaborate with the University of Southampton on the SPRINT business support program